Ebay signed shirts.

[ilvebigbrother]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... =27289null

It says it has COA.
But where did the seller get it from?

[Shambler]

You don't really have to 'get' a COA from anywhere, you can just make it up on your computer and print it out yourself. Which is what pretty much everyone does.

I don't know why you don't just send your own England or United shirt to Rooney to be signed, like I suggested in at least two of your other topics about the same issue. That way you know you'd be sitting with the real deal, and better yet he even dedicates it to you personally! :neutral:

[kangaroopoo]

Hey
This doesn't look real to me. I will upload a pic of my wayne rooney shirt i got thru his ageny.

Pic:


Hope this helps!!!

kangaroopoo

[Mr Kennedy]

That Rooney on the eBay auction is a fake, the COA means squat

[jasonw]

About 90% of the shirts on ebay are fakes. A COA means nothing but a piece of paper with words printed on it unless it is issued by an authorized company.

Anyways the signature on the shirt itself looks pathetic and the price should raise concern over its authenticity too.

Jason

[autographfanno1]

About 90% of the shirts on ebay are fakes. A COA means nothing but a piece of paper with words printed on it unless it is issued by an authorized company.

Anyways the signature on the shirt itself looks pathetic and the price should raise concern over its authenticity too.

Jason

Are you sure 90% is fair? I would go to 95% of all autographs on eBay are fake, and 99% of shirts are fake there.
A short glance could instantly tell this is fake too, I even noticed (ages ago) someone with a ridiculously bad Beckham fake got over £200 for it. I feel sorry for those people who don't know about this site and think that all of these things on eBay are real - I myself was one of those people around 5-10 years ago but am now glad there are these forums!

[jasonw]

About 90% of the shirts on ebay are fakes. A COA means nothing but a piece of paper with words printed on it unless it is issued by an authorized company.

Anyways the signature on the shirt itself looks pathetic and the price should raise concern over its authenticity too.

Jason

Are you sure 90% is fair? I would go to 95% of all autographs on eBay are fake, and 99% of shirts are fake there.
A short glance could instantly tell this is fake too, I even noticed (ages ago) someone with a ridiculously bad Beckham fake got over £200 for it. I feel sorry for those people who don't know about this site and think that all of these things on eBay are real - I myself was one of those people around 5-10 years ago but am now glad there are these forums!

I would say 80% of the signed items are fake and 90% of the signed football shirts are fake.

I will move this to the "Is my autograph authentic" forum.

Jason

[Theo2008]

Definitely fake, just buy a shirt and send it to his agency, he'll sign it for you.

[joshh_911]

Get the Rooney shirts from Sports Direct while you can, at £4.95 without name or a £1 more with either Rooney, Gerrard, Terry or Cole on you can't exactly complain and no massive loss if they go missing...

;)

[autographfanno1]

To be honest, I think it's worth paying a pound more if you want to send it to Wayne - he will probably think more favourably if you paid extra to get his name on it.